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LOL! Nailed it. My GURPs and DnD libraries are just reference by and large. Actually if I'm being totally honest quite a few systems and world materials in my library are just reference.

Very cool. More books is always a good thing.

Sock puppets?

Gonna have to strongly agree with lack of intuitiveness of renaming the core attributes. That is going to cause problems for many players.

I really like the mechanics. My issue is with book layout, they're really badly laid out. They need a better editor who has a better clue on how to layout a book and its rules.

Exactly what I took from the information that Modiphius has released so far.

Those Stillsuits look incomplete when I zoom in on the art. I'll second the confusion others posted on the lack of diversity.

Love it. I can hardly wait for the BRP product to come out. Ben's a fun author to read and I've always been a fan of BRP system so I feel that it's a great fit to use BRP.

Like both maps but I wish that the new map would have incorporated some of how the older map you linked shows.

I just went to my account and the digital downloads area and checked for the most recently updated. Downloaded those and replaced them in my directory. I wish though that they put the errata in pdf form though. So I can print that up and put it at the end of my physical core book like I do with...

Do they update their PDF's of the core book when they have errata? If so do I need to go to their site and log in, or will they send me an email like some game developers do when there's an update? Edit: Also, don't they have the errata list in pdf form so we can print it up versus the website...

Yup, I'd say for sure Kristine Batey is. Just not sure on Robin Hostetter since Robin's a gender neutral name. Loren Wiseman of course is legendary for his work with FASA, GDW and I think Steve Jackson games, sadly he passed a few couple years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loren_Wiseman

I recall having a good giggle over the cover when it came out. Also not caring for the whole player rating system nor the new basic dnd expansion/push at that time. (never was a big fan of basic/expert dnd) I did enjoy the Traveller IBIS stuff as we were playing a lot of Travller at the time.

Appreciate the more insightful post into the game. Versus the "its great" or "it sucks"kinda post. :) Edit: Same applies to Vaslov's post above mine.

Awesome! Big fan of Phil! Look forward to listening to the episode during my next workout.

Doesn't sound like you can treat it like that though, since you level after every session.

An interesting system but one I think isn't for me due to the 10/11 campaign limit built into it.

Halfway through the pdf and it reads well. 😀 Also the physical book just got here today! Looks really good physical layout wise. Just thought I'd let you know.

So looking forward to this next year. :) I've thoroughly enjoyed the books and personally feel that BRP is a great fit for this. Chaosium has really been doing good work in the last few years and I for one am glad. On the whole BRP/Mythras debate. They're related but different in my opinion...

BTW, on page 13 you reference a table that's not there. " To calculate the Hit Points of each location, add CON and SIZ together and cross-reference on the Hit Points table opposite." You're using the simplified general hit points system from what I'm seeing so far. So is the reference to...